Polarity of a capacitor in a loop (Example 6.5d)लूप में संधारित्र की ध्रुवता (उदाहरण 6.5d)Polarity of a capacitor in a loop (Example 6.5d)
NCERT Fig 6.9 (our version) · Class 12 Physics · Chapter 6 · interactive diagram
Parts and what they mean
- Where you look from (आप कहाँ से देख रहे हैं) — You stand behind the magnet and look at the loop.
- Bar magnet, N-pole approaching (छड़ चुंबक, N-ध्रुव पास आता) — Flux through the loop (towards it) increases.
- Magnet moves towards the loop (चुंबक लूप की ओर) — Flux increasing.
- Wire loop with a capacitor (संधारित्र वाला तार का लूप) — The circuit is open at the capacitor, so charge piles up on the plates.
- Induced current direction (प्रेरित धारा की दिशा) — Anticlockwise as seen from the magnet, so the face towards the magnet is N (opposes the approach).
- Plate A (प्लेट A) — Current arrives at A, so A becomes positive with respect to B.
- Plate B (प्लेट B) — Current leaves B, so B becomes negative.
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